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In Alaska, the North Fork Shelter Cabin is on the Pinnell Mountain National Recreation Trail.

One Mile Trail provides access to BLM and State of Alaska Lands as well as the Gakona River Valley.

The 7.2-mile Osar Lake Trail is popular for hiking, mountain bikes, and 4 wheelers.

Overview Paxson Lake Campground MP 175 Richardson Hwy Large boat launch and parking area for 70 vehicles, toilet, boater registration stand and information panels. RV Dump station – $10 fee for non-campers. 50 campsites First Loop: 20 camp sites, universally...

Sweeping mountain vistas and brilliant wildflower displays under the unceasing light of the midnight sun, the Pinnell Mountain National Recreation Trail offers an unforgettable experience.

Poplar Grove 17b Easement supplies foot access through private lands to the Gulkana River in Alaska.

Along the Pinnell Mountain National Recreation Trail in Alaska, this small cabin is available on a first-come, first-served basis and is primarily intended as an emergency shelter.

The 16-mile developed Quartz Creek Trail climbs into alpine tundra and passes through white spruce forest valleys in Alaska.

Richard’s Cabin is named after Richard Platz. The cabin was constructed as a shelter to accommodate his mining, trapping, and hunting activities before the White Mountains became a National Recreation Area. In remembrance for his pioneering spirit and hard work...

In Alaska, the Gulkana and Delta Wild and Scenic Rivers can be accessed, along with campgrounds, hunting and fishing areas. The highway corridor is popular for travelers with RVs and sightseers.

The Salmon Lake Campground is located on the shores of Salmon Lake, one of the northernmost spawning areas for Sockeye salmon in Alaska. The campground is approximately 40 miles north of Nome, Alaska, and is accessed by a one mile...

Ski Loop Trail climbs for one mile to an overlook before descending into a forested saddle and back to the trailhead.

Along the on the south side of the Denali Highway in Alaska, the 6.2-mile-long South Landmark Gap Trail is for four-wheeler use.

A half day’s drive northeast of Fairbanks, Alaska, the Steese National Conservation Area offers stunning scenery, peaceful solitude, and outstanding opportunities for year-round recreation.

Explore the Summit Trail in Alaska.

In Alaska, Summit Trail Shelter offers visitors a rustic shelter, beautiful scenery and an escape from the elements

Swede Lake Trail starts at an improved trailhead on the south side of the Denali Highway.

Swede Mountain Trail provides outstanding views of the Tangle Lakes, Amphitheater Mountains, and Alaska Range.

In Alaska, Table Top Mountain Loop Trail tops a large mesa-shaped mountain with a view of the White Mountains before descending back through spruce and birch to the Nome Creek Road.

Overview Tangle Lakes Campground, located at MP 21.5 of the north side of the Denali Highway, is situated within the Delta Wild and Scenic River corridor and the Tangle Lakes Archaeological District boundary where over 10,000 years of human use...

This is a nice area for an easy bike ride or for access to the Tiekel River in Alaska.

This is an excellent hiking trail in Alaska, and the user will be rewarded with splendid views at the end.

In Alaska, explore the Trail Creek Trail.

The clear, smooth waters of the Unalakleet Wild and Scenic River meander gently among the rolling Nulato Hills and across the broad expanses of the active tundra to the seaside village of Unalakleet.

University of Alaska Museum of the North curates, studies, and exhibits fossil collections from the public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management in Alaska.

The 6-mile-long Upper Dickey Lake Trail runs westward up the southern side of the Middle Fork of the Gulkana River, providing access to Dickey Lake.

This hosted Campground is located at milepost 82.1 of the Taylor Highway, near Chicken. The Campground is operated by the BLM and offers 24 camping sites, 18 of which are pull-through sites. An iron ranger fee-payment box sits near the...

West Fork Campground is on the Taylor Highway near the town of Toke in Alaska.

In Alaska, there are 13 beautiful log cabins throughout the White Mountains offering many opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

Off the Steese and Elliott Highways in Alaska, the one-million-acre White Mountains National Recreation Area offers stunning scenery, peaceful solitude, and outstanding opportunities for recreation.

Wickersham Trail follows a forested ridgeline with good views of the Alaska Range and the White Mountains.

Wickersham Creek Trail Shelter offers emergency shelter at the junction of the Wickersham Creek Trail and the Moose Creek Trail.

In Alaska, the Windy Creek Trail connects with Colorado Creek Trail at Wolf Run Cabin.

Windy Gap Cabin is not only the most remote cabin in the White Mountains National Recreation Area cabin system but it occupies arguably the most spectacular setting, directly across Fossil Creek from the rugged spires of the Limestone Jags. The...

In Alaska, Wolf Run Cabin offers spectacular views of the White Mountains with jagged limestone cliffs and peaks.